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AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Databases on AWS
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AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Databases on AWS
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1. I have to run my analytics, and to optimize I want to store all the data in columnar format. Which database serves my need?
2. You are running your MySQL database in RDS. The database is critical for you, and you can’t afford to lose any data in the case of any kind of failure. What kind of architecture will you go with for RDS?
3. Which of the following statements are true for Amazon Aurora?
4. What are the two in-memory key-value engines that Amazon ElastiCache supports?
5. What are the various ways of securing a database running in RDS?
6. You have a legacy application that needs a file system in the database server to write application files. Where should you install the database?
7. You are running a MySQL database in RDS, and you have been tasked with creating a disaster recovery architecture. What approach is easiest for creating the DR instance in a different region?
8. I want to store JSON objects. Which database should I choose?
9. I want to store JSON objects. Which database should I choose?
10. Your company has just acquired a new company, and the number of users who are going to use the database will double. The database is running on Aurora. What things can you do to handle the additional users?
11. Which of the following does Amazon DynamoDB support?
12. You want to launch a copy of a Redshift cluster to a different region. What is the easiest way to do this?
13. If you encrypt a database running in RDS, what objects are going to be encrypted?
14. What are the two in-memory key-value engines that Amazon ElastiCache supports?
15. Your company has just acquired a new company, and the number of users who are going to use the database will double. The database is running on Aurora. What things can you do to handle the additional users?